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“It’s fine. A typical Dollar General. Has most things I need while traveling and a wide selection of most necessities plus lots of entertainment type items. I go to this chain a lot while traveling through New England. The prices are right for paper goods and food staples.”
“I was pleasantly surprised by the selection here. It's a tiny grocery store and deli disguised as a gas station.All of the staff I have encountered are very nice and helpful.Many of the prices are simply horrendous, though. You can find some reasonably-priced things, but the produce prices are especially obscene. I guess they do this because they know they've got some of the only produce for miles, especially in the dead of winter. I can't believe I paid 2 bucks for one red onion. Things like that.At the deli, they have a great hot food bar that is sold by the weight. It's not cheap, but it's good. I can squeeze two servings/meals out of a 13-14 dollar container of food. They also always have two soups that are self-serve.I found some unique and delicious cheeses here as well.Overall, I am thankful this place is nearby while I am in town for 3 weeks. There are not a lot of grocery options within 30 minutes of where I'm staying.”
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“Small town farm store including feed, grain, mulch, pellets, plants, and more.
And even an opportunity to say hello to the store mascot, a duck.”